*DING!*
[You successfully killed a level 8 Savage Deer. Due to the 5-level gap. The exp you received will be multiplied by 5x! Congratulations on leveling up to 6!]
[The fly skill successfully leveled up! Congratulations!]
As soon as the Savage Deer lost its dead life. Two notifications immediately appeared on Dylan's retina.
'HAHAHAHA! Good guy! Finally surpassed level 5! I'm not as weak as anymore!'
There's also the level up of Fly to level 2 which made Dylan gratified. With these series of level-ups, he has more self-protection!
Dylan smiled warily. 'In the game, killing creatures with higher levels than you give a lot of exp. But it won't multiply it. How come there's something like this here? Is it because I'm an NPC??'
'Well, there's no point in thinking so much about this. I want to see the changes... Status!'
...
Name: Dylan
Level 6
HP: 500/500
Mana: 220/220
Specie: Human
Profession: N/A
Attributes:
STR: 25
VIT: 25
AGI: 25
INT: 24
WIS: 16
CHA: 21
Free attributes: 15
-Skills-
Origin Skills:
Soul Split, Shared Senses.
Essence Skills:
Lvl1 Bloodsucking. Lvl2 Firebody.
Super skills:
Advance Skills:
Lvl2 Fly.
Intermediate Skills:
Lvl2 Buster Tongue.
Ordinary Skills:
Selves:
Evaluation: A bigger ant that can finally face low-level monsters and has a decent chance of survival against a gang. Still, it is garbage in the grand scheme of things.
...
'My mana and hp had been fully restored after the level-ups... Each level up automatically gives 5 attributes to strength, vitality, and agility which is quite reassuring...'
'Should I use my free 15 attributes to intelligence? Hmm... Nah, I should save it for the time being if a situation where additional speed or strength might save my life occurs.'
Saving the free attributes was a common but effective strategy that had saved countless players in his past life. Only in that way would one be able to strategically allocate their attributes. It's also for emergencies...
'But what's with the fucking evaluation of the system to me? I am a bigger ant that can finally face low-level monsters and has a decent chance of survival against a gang. Still, it is garbage in the grand scheme of things?'
'M*therfuck! This damned thing is roasting me!'
Dylan sighed. Unfortunately, he couldn't do anything about it because it's true. A mere level 6 NPC like him doesn't have the capital to be arrogant...
This only made Dylan's resolve to become a stronger firm! Strength is the foundation of everything. Only with sufficient strength could he walk unhindered and live an unscrupulous life. Well, unscrupulous might not be the right term.
With a sigh, Dylan immediately shifted his attention to the newly promoted skill. Even now, he was still shocked at how fast it leveled up.
In the past, he played the game for countless hours and ground relentlessly. Usually, it takes at least 720 hrs of continuous practice to level up a damned skill!
It could be said that the speed of promotion was thanks to the fact that the game recognizes every monster skill he inherits from his split souls as truly his own.
Lvl 2. Fly (Advance Skill)- The ability to fly. Makes the body 1000% lighter. Consumes stamina. (Due to incompatibility with the human body, unable to fly. Increase the effect as compensation.)
'Make the body 10x lighter? This is absurd!' Dylan almost jumped in excitement. He couldn't contain the emotions in his heart at this time.
What kind of concept is this!? Makes the body ten times lighter! This skill would accompany his growth. No matter how strong he becomes. The efficacy would always be there. The effect would even become better and better as his level becomes higher.
After all, each level-up increases his strength and agility. The stronger his body, the more force he would be able to gather to propel and control his significantly lighter body. It could be said that this is a huge boost!
This was an unexpected windfall!
At the same time, Dylan didn't know how to feel about the priest that cheated them. He put them in danger to help the Savage Deer complete its evolution. It caused David's death. A real injustice! Such a priest was worse than thieves.
On the other hand, Dylan also understood without the task. He wouldn't have encountered the Savage Deer and leveled up his Fly this early.
At this moment, Dylan began to think of revenge. He would make the damned priest pay ten times! An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth!
'Don't blame me for being rude!'
Dylan's eyes grew colder.
"Time to get the main harvest." Dylan's cold face was replaced by a shit-eating grin, and a blue wisp of flame came out of his mouth as he activated his soul-split skill.
Just like that, Dylan carefully stared at the Savage Deer. It was the first time he used this heaven-defying skill to a corpse. However, according to the skill description, it was indeed possible. Even if it fails, Dylan could only try it again.
In just a few seconds, the large cut that David had inflicted before began to wriggle. As if stimulated by an unknown force, the knife cut began to close. Flesh and new muscle cells grew unreasonably, defying science.
The motionless body began to heal at an exaggerated speed. The small cuts and wounds had long disappeared. The burnt flesh and blisters caused by the super hot steam were nowhere to be seen.
Dylan has an illusion that time flowed backward in the area surrounding the Deer. But he knew it was just a miracle healing. After all, if it involves the concept of time, that would be too horrifying!
As if injected with chicken blood. The chest of the Savage Deer began to heave up and down unreasonably. In one second, the eyelid of the deer fluttered; three seconds later, it opened its eyes. Then, it stood up fragrantly like it was on steroids!
Dylan, who witnessed the miracle, just stood with his mouth agape.
Incredible! Amazing!
His split soul could actually revive the dead by seizing the body!
Of course, it was not a true revive. Only the body was revived, but it already houses a different soul. Specifically, Dylan's soul fragment. It could be said that it's a pseudo resurrection...